Maintenance Worker at The Salvation Army (British Columbia)

Maintenance Worker at The Salvation Army (British Columbia)

21 Aug
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TSA The Salvation Army TSA
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British Columbia

21 Aug

TSA The Salvation Army TSA

British Columbia

Ensure the upkeep and safety of facilities with The Salvation Army as a Maintenance Worker. Perform preventative maintenance, minor repairs, and property upkeep while adhering to safety protocols.

As a Maintenance Worker for The Salvation Army, you will implement preventative maintenance and undertake repairs across our facilities. Your role will include managing supplies and equipment, maintaining detailed reports, and addressing safety concerns promptly. A commitment to health and safety is paramount, ensuring you provide a secure environment for staff and the community.

Key Responsibilities:
• Implement preventative maintenance procedures for equipment
• Conduct minor renovations and troubleshoot building systems




• Manage incoming supplies and redistribute effectively
• Maintain accurate records in a personal logbook
• Communicate safety issues to management and staff

Requirements:
• High School diploma with WHMIS training
• 1-2 years of related maintenance experience
• Valid BC driver's license
• Robust attention to detail and problem-solving skills
• Ability to perform under moderate to high physical demands

Bring your maintenance skills and dedication to safety to The Salvation Army's vital community service.
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📌 Maintenance Worker at The Salvation Army (British Columbia)
🏢 TSA The Salvation Army TSA
📍 British Columbia

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